It invites us not to consider the territory like a white board upon which to impose forms, but to pay attention to memories, strengths and energies that cannot be seen but which work uninterruptedly to produce change.
To start again from this exploration and imagine a new form of urbanity means to become aware that we are dealing not with a white board on which to let forms settle but, if anything, with a highly diversified space, continuously in motion, with various layers and levels, in which 'wiring' propels energies and forces that are not seen but work uninterruptedly to produce incessant change.
It is not unusual for us to remain awake for hours at a stretch; although the contents of our consciousness may frequently change, we can remain continuously (uninterruptedly) awake and aware for quite long periods.
Boelter further noted that while the WhatsApp server can re-announce the "old, correct, private key of the recipient to the sender" — i.e. if the sender has opted in to receive the "Security Code has changed" notifications — the conversation can still continue "uninterruptedly".
Boelter further noted that while the WhatsApp server can re-announce the "old, correct, private key of the recipient to the sender" — i.e. if the sender has opted in to receive the "Security Code has changed" notifications — the conversation can still continue "uninterruptedly".
In anesthetized cats, prepared in a conventional fashion for single cell recordings, the present investigation shows that presenting a stimulus uninterruptedly at a non-preferred orientation for twelve minutes induces changes in orientation preference.
In this situation, each metabolic subsystem modifies uninterruptedly its enzymatic activity in such a way that it changes between different periodic and/or stationary regimes that never repeat its activity along arbitrarily long periods of time.
No one expects a listener to concentrate uninterruptedly.
The last 200 pages are almost uninterruptedly delightful.
He has been attending EU summits uninterruptedly for 20 years.
The street of mostly row houses, which runs uninterruptedly for the equivalent of three blocks a block east of Convent Avenue and just north of West 141st Street, started as a bastion of well-off householders and saw its fortunes change with those of Harlem.
